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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-02
A streak of Luck.

The accomplished expert, J. 8. Nc
kenzie, who retired from the position as
deputy tax collector to enable him to
act as an expert in the examination of
tie books and accounts of the County
ax-Colleetor, with the expectation of
being restored to his .old position on
completing his expert duties, was left out
by the Supervisors, but his good luck
did not forsake him, for the next day
Governor Bartlett appointed him No.
tary Public which is much better posi-
tion. He is shaking hands with every
body but tax collectors at 1874 N. Main
street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-02
Pullman Passengers.

The following passengers left on the
l:3O train yesterday: J. M. Kierrieff,
w. s. Peckham, Mrs. ]. d. Steele, j..
H. Hervey, Mr.. Luce, Captain Froth'
!ngham, Mrs. Berry. J. M. L. Peck,
Miss Talletts, Miss J. L. Sherman,
Sarah e. Pratt, w. H. Harron, w. E.
Neil, Mr.. Monahan. A. H Blanchard,
d. Snitzer. G. s. Ingraham, j. Coulter,
J. w. Eldredge. Mr.. Hippel, s. M.
Stern, W. 4. Schenck, ]. d. Patterson.
7. Randle. F. F. Johnson, Mr.. Will
liams, j. Foster, E. c. Ferris, L. Lieben.
hauer.
The following left on the 1880 train
j. R. Coforth, J. E Eckerrode, Mrs. s.
P. Wisner, Dr. Chapin. G. H. Graham,
C. w. Grow. j. w. Fox, w. E. Gra-
ham, w. E Davis, E. L. Fellows, Mr..
Reynolds, Mr.. ehattuck, X. A. CHS
holm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-02
CRIMINALITIES.
Record of Business with the Po-
lice Yesterday.

Professor John w. Ellis Will be tried
on charge of,misdemeanor, for polluting
q zanja on Monday.
The charge of injuring public high.
wav. against s. w. White was dismissed
Yesterday by Justice Austin, who sus-
taiued the demurrer to the complaint
on the ground that the charge did not
constitute public offense.
The case OF B. A. Stephens, charged
with libel, was continued yesterday
until April 7th.
P. White was arrested yesterday, on
complaint, charging him with prae-
ticing medicine without license. He
was admitted to 500 bail by Justice
Taney.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-02
BRONCHITIS.
Acute Bronchitis.

This is an inflammation of the mucus
membrane lining the Bronchial Tubes, aid
Is one of the most ,mmon of all the pull
monary diseases. 1t is dangerous disease,
as 1t prevents the oxygenation OF the blood,
and in many cases, particularly after 1t
passes into the chronic sta ge, the substance
Of the lungs becomes seriously involved,
giving rise to what is very properly called
bronchial Consumption. In he acute form
there is q sense of tigbtness or pressure
ing severe cough and expec Grafton. This
is at first W hite glairy muc IS. which after
time becomes pnrulent. The patient in
some cases is obliged to sit up in bed, the
skin is c'ammy and pros'ration rapidly sets
in, and in fatal cases there will be mutter.
ing delirium. coma and death.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-02
The SleimWaY.

Chickering, Hardman, Steck, Emmerson
and other pianos can be found at Gardner's
fine piano and organ rooms No. 2l2 South
Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-02
Died In a boat.

Coroner Meredith yesterday held an
inquest on the remains of G.. Lattick, of
Wilmington, who died on Wednesday of
exposure. Deceased was q native of
Australia, 43 years of age, and accord
ing to the testimony at the inquest, went
away from Wilmington in a boat on last
Sunday. A companion named Anderson
had left the deceased at the salt works
and deceased was going to row the boat
home, Frank Beraldo and Anderson
found the deceased dead in his boat at
the Wilmington wharf. The verdict
was death from natural causes.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-02
Newcastle Fruit Land,
PLACER COUNTY.

DARTIEs DESIRING TO PURCHASE
L fruit land in Placer county, in the
neighborhood Of Newcastle, will do we'll to
correspond with the undersigned, as he has
a arge number OF improved and unim-
proved farms. from to 500 acres, ranging
In price fromIt 0 per acre up.
.. ROBERT JONES,
mrl6-u Newcastle, Cal.
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CONSULTATION FREE.

Those who desire to consult with me In
regard to their cases had better call at the
Office for consultation and examination.
but. II impossible to do SO, can write for a
copy of my m edical treatise, containing a
list Of questions. Address
M. HILTON WILLIAMS. M. d.
275 N. Main st., Los Angeles, Cal. Of1c
hours from $50 A. NJ. to 4P.M
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s.cona anaIant

Grand auction sale OF lots at SAINTS Monica
to take place on,W dnesday the 18th o1A Ap II,
1887. Particulars of sale will be given IN
few days WALTER VAN DYKE,
RoBT. 8. BAKER.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-02
Gran d Ball.

The A. O H. society of Los Angeles will
give their grand annual ball on the evening
of the 18th OF April at Turnverein Hall. A
good time is anticipated.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-02
stanton Relief Corps.

The entertainment given at Bryson
Hall last evening by Stanton Relief
Corps, No. l6. was attended by quite a
large audience. and the following pro.
gram was successfully carried ont.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-02
DR.. II p. Peebies

Has removed ilis office and residence from
220 West Fifth to the new Callahan Biock,
corner of Spring and Third streets HIS OF
fee is Immediately above the Third street
entrance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-30

After spending whole month In procuring
jury, and fortnight in trying the prisoner, the
prosecuting authorities in New York were able to
make 50 clear a case against jacob Sharp that
verdict Of guilty was reached yesterday after Just
thirteen minutes cOnSultation-barely time to
take one formal ballot.
Mr.. Sharp did not drop dead when he heard the
verdict, as his counsel pretended to fear that he
would. Indeed, IL seemed to be a relief to him.
rather than otherwise. He was taken back to the
Ludlow street jail by the sheriff, instead OF TO the
Tombs, where commoner eonvicts go; and his re-
moval TO Sing Sing if it takes place at all, win
not occur for about two weeks. Meanwhile he
Will have abundant opportunity TO muse over the
uncertainties OF life and the unhappiness Of being
victim OF vulgar but widespread prejudice
against bribery.
Yesterdays event is OF Importance to several
parties. First, to the prisoner himself, who Is
likely TO be put By IL out OF the way OF committing
further crimes during the little while that remains
To him On earth; second TO his associates In guilt
who Will learn by IL that even millions of
money cannot buy immunity for a rogue when
Justice has once got firm clutch upon him: third
10 the enactors of public laws and the holders of
public purse-strtngs, In making it apparent that
the only true safeguard is total abstinence even
from the consideration or corrupting propositions
fourth, 70 the public at large, in reyiving their
trust In the ultimate prevalence OF right; and
finally. TO District Attorney MARITIME, who has
shown more signal ability as ring breaker, in a
city ruled by rings, than all his recent predeces-
sors IN ONCE rolled into one. Such record as has
been made by himself and his clever assistant
Mr. Nicoll, raises lawyer above mere local emil
hence, gives him place In the catalogue OF
national celebrities and paves his way to political
preferment If he has any ambition In that line to
crafty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-30

wheat and stocks both responded briskiy yes
terday when the pressure OF the last fortnight
removed. A part OF the activity in the wheat
market was abnormal, and the result OF another
corner. In the stock market, however, the ND
ward movement was TO all appearance legitimate.
and the natural result OF the elasticity OF feeling
In business circles. At all events, unlike other
Spurts which have taken place OF late 1t extended
TOO Tar along the line TO justify the suspicion that
msre manipulation had any large share In pro-
aoclng L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-30

It's one OF the most peculiar features OF the
nihflist propaganda IN Russia that 1t makes use OF
every conceivaols medium, from a curl-paper to
talow candle, for the extension OF its work among
the people. IL has now laid hold OF the cigarette
box, which doubtless goes there, as here, into
nearly every household. Little tracts expounding
niainst doctrine are put In with the other wrap
pangs for the Instruction Of the smoker. II the
Russian government takes as radical measures
for the suppression OF this fnsidious form OF re-
oeihon as IL does in the cases or some that are
more easily reached, IL viii prohibit cigarette
smoking throughout the empire. That would.
perhaps stir the anger OF the revolutionary party.
but it would be grand thing for the sing gen.
GRAFTON OF Muscovites.
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Hat CHAr.

SEEN OUR LIGHT DERBYs AT sl7o,
NO, WE'LL, 1T ISN'T OUR FAULT. wEEN-
DEAvoRED TO ATTRACT YOUR ATTEN-
TIoN FEW DAYS AGO By TELLING YOU
WE HAD PUNCHED ALL OF OUR $50,
s2.25, $3.50 AND s2.70 DERBYS AND
MARKED THEM s1.7o ALL ROUND. IN
THE HEIGHTH OF THE SEASON, TOO.
NOT WHEN IT'S TOO LATE TO BUY 4
LIGHT DERBY, BUT JUST IN TINE.
HEARD OF THE BARK HATS WE'RE SELL
ING AT so CENTS EACH, BEFORE WE GOT
HOLD OF THEM THE SAME HATS WERE
BEING RETAILED HERE IN WASHING
TON AT s15O EACH. THEY WERE nov
ELTY. THAT'S ALL. WE CHARGE MOTH
ING EXTRA FOR THE NOVELTY OF
ANYTHING, AND VERY LITTLE FOR
STYLE. COMFORT AND DURABILITY II
YOU WANT A HAT, COME HERE. EVERY
THING THAT'S MADE IS REPRESENTED
IN OUR STOCK.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
GOING TRAVELLING THIS SUMNER!
YEss THEN YOU'LL SURELY WANT A
"sATCHEL." A CLUB BAG" A GLAD
STONE TRAVELLING BAG" OR SOME
THING OF THAT KIND. MAYBE YOU
PREFER A TRUNK. IF SO WE'VE GOT
TRUNKS IN SOLE LEATHER, CANVAS
COVERED TRUNKa TRUNKS COVERED
WITH ZINoLEUM. PACKING TRUNKS,
CABIN TRUNKS AND SARATOGA TRUNKS.
EVERYTHING IN THE TRUNK LINE.
LARGE AND SMALL AND EVERY SHAPE,
EVEN TELESCOPE CASES, MADE OF
LEATHERoID, ARE HERE PRICESi WE'LL,
OUR PRICES WILL BE FOUND TO BE
AWAY BELOW ANY EXCLUSIVE TRUNK
HOUSE IN THE CITY. LOOK THEM
OVER COMPARE GOODS AND PRICES.
THAT IS ABOUT THE ONLY WAY YOU
CAN JUDGE 1NTEILIGENrLY.
sAKS AND COMPANY, OurFrrTHRs,
SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-30

II the railroad companies cheated Mr. Van WICK
out OF reelection 70 the Senate, he evidently pro-
poses 10 make them pay roundly for their fun The
series OF letters be Is preparing for the edcatlon
OF the Secretary OF the Interior are intended to
show how these roads acquired the wealth which
has made them such power In politics. The
Land once, he thinks, can and ought 10 recover
some Of the valuable real estate 1t has decided
away for nothing, and make the public richer even
II the corporations are squeezed little in the pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-30

General Boulanger shows himself a master OF
strategy, whatever may be his standing In other
branches Of the art Of war. His plan for forcing
his enemies 10 make a martyr OF him has sue
ceeded admirably, and the sentence OF semi-ban-
inhment pronounced against him has only served
70 make the populace clamor louder than ever for
his recall. This Imitation OF the old Roman meth
COS IN military politics shows that the general
studied the classics In his youth to no little adj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-30

Comptroller Trenholm Is having his first serious
experience with acleaned-out bank since his entry
upon bis present Office. That he has taken hold OF
the matter with a firm hand, and is demanding
exemplary punishment for the thieves in whom
the Fidelity depositors placed their deluded trust
does him credit; but, in view OF the damage that
has been done, the question arises whether earlier
interference b. the Government would not have
been advisable. Naturally, In the midst OF an ex-
citing crisis In any market, prudent comptroller
would hesitate 10 do any act likely TO cause alarm
and prec1pitare a crash At the same time there
are considerations which weigh against sucn a
conservative course In certain cases In the
present instance, from the moment that the wheat
market began TO tremble and the report became
general that the Fidelity Bank was backing the
pool the comptroller would have been Justified In
putting an agent in charge Of the institution for
the protection Of its stockholders and creditors
Auket IL was not a pleasant exigency TO face
And II would have been more disagreeable sim n.
AFTER he had acted on the theory that the bank
was Ia trouble. The panic had come and halt the
persons injured By IL had laid the blame for IL at
his door. -
MI. Trenholm is a man OF courage The next
cme such case arises he Will be likely to take
the responsibility OF doing what he wants to do
and what he has right TO do, regardless OF the
unjust censure that may be cast upon him In
some quarters as consequence. II may not in
crease the volume Of applause which greets him
when he visits bankers conventions, but IL will
raise the eoInptroiler's ONCE many degrees higher
than ever In the esteem OF the people at large.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-30

II has been hard TO reconcile the statements
apparently conflicting, which have come from
various quarters in Wall street lately concerning
the relations between cyrus Field and Jay Gould
That Mr.. Gould had acquired Mr.. Fields elevated
railway interest was a recognized fact, but how
the transaction had been brought about was what
bothered the gossips That one man could part
with most valuable property TO another man
under severe pressure, without the engendering OF
any bad blood between the two parties, was an
Idea they were unable to comprehend. Now that
the air Is clearer however IL is seen that the ar.
Engagement between Messrs Gould and Field was
probably amfcable enough Mr.. Field was In a
tight place. Mr.. Gould was the only man who
seemed to be in a position to help him out. Natu-
rally, Mr.. Field made overtures to Mr. Gould re-
ceived the relief desired and once more able to
draw free breath.
But how came It that Mr.. Field with all his re-
puted wealth, got into hole so deep that he had
TO appeal to another fnancier 10 lend him hand?
he had simply gone into the very foolish business
OF buying stock right and left on margins and
trusting to his ability TO carry 1t till he could cor
ner the market and command his own price. In
fortunately for himself, he was not the only man
In Wan street with little game to play. Mr. Gould
was there, also, with his eye on something. He is
known TO have been intent on humbling the Hart
power In Pacific Mail, and Of staving of the Ives
IDEAL" In Baltimore and Ohio TIL season more
ally oearish, and it was to his interest to put the
market into such condition that MI. Fields cor
nering scheme must collapse. In this he was not
necessarily of hostile mind toward Mr. Field. Mr..
Fields bull operations merely stood in the way of
Mr.. Goulds bear operations, and it was one of the
misf0rtunes OF war that the former were brought
to naught
The further this whole affair is probed, and the
brighter the light that is let in upon It. the more
manifest become the perils OF system under
which such things are possible. That one man. or
two or three men acting together, should thus be
able 70 turn the market in any commodity upside
down for the promotion OF some personal plan OF
profit or revenge, is public calamity 1t Is one
Of the evils incident to the accumulation OF huge
individual fortunes THERE'S only folly. OF course,
IN rushing 70 the opposite extreme and advocating
communism, because community OF property
would make such things impossible; but the
thoughtful student OF the situation cannot rid
himself OF some apprehension OF the effect Of these
business commissions, brought about for selfish
purposes, In shaking the faith OF hitherto con-
servative minds, and giving the communists good
fuel for running the machinery Of their propa-
ganda
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GREAT CLEANING SALE BEGINS JULY 5TH
" at the Double Combination,
18th at. Sc.
Wonderful bargains je-3O.3t
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Axosa THr MANY BARGAINS
TO BE OFFERED THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
OUR REGULAR REMNANT AND
BARGAIN SALE DAYS,
Are the Following Extra Values:
About so Infants' and children,s Fine White
soilea from dust, viii be sold At ~ md Ssc none
Fist FIST CO me, rst choice ana some as hSh as
90 Dozen Infants Null Caps, assorted styles, some
II perfect ssRaiti0n. viii be offered 1t Ice. each.
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9s " Odds and ends
Job Lot Of Ladies' and Gents Gauze Vests 1t 26c,
worth respectively 80 35 and 40c. In order not to
make INSTRUMENTATION We Will state that this il
A very sm.ll lot Of Red and White Turkey Table
Linen warranted fast colors, at 37c yard rsgu-
lar value SOC.
Several cases plain Cretonne in eht and dark fully
e yard wide. at &c. per yard worth 12Hc.
special Job lot Of Berlin Gloves different desira-
BILE shades consisting of Ladies' Gloves at lOc per
pair, worth 20c; Childrens Gloves 1t Sc per pair,
worth 15c.
A lot Of Light and Dark Figured venetienne Cloth,
entire new fabric suitable Tor dresses Ut &c. per
yard, generally sold at 15c
Also. lot Of Manchester Canvas Cloth in light pat
terms u yard wide at the low figure Of lee. worth
considerably more.
Several Of White andCreamC Plaid Main
3 or different patterns.
2 cases Of Fine Satin Plaid Organdie remnants con-
ssting many pretty designs twhits only) at 10c.
per yard, regular value 2Oc.
A new inyocs q the French Normandy Lace Stripes
Per yard, sold almost anywhere at 25c.
small quantity Of Cream Ground different hgures)
Scotch Foue Cloth elegant and desirable fabric
summer wear, At &c. per yard. regular price 10c
| Each and every Remnant marked in Plain Figures
All the goods above quoted sold at great sacrifice
and will therefore be compelled to refuse changing
any bought not UP to representation money viii
| be refunded.
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FOR RENT-STORES

NOR RENT-sToRE AND CELLAR. 4Os 18TH
ST, door from Pennsy wanna ave; also rooms )
and D. LIST floor building corner Pa. and 18th
Apply to JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS. l2ol Pa ave. cor
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FOR Observation-Disclosures
IGOR RENT-A GOOD STABLE IN REAR OF
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monthly; SO. Inquire OF NJ. NJ. PARKER, l4lS st
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Cononr An Isrrnrsr1sa Sup,rcr.

THERE ARE so1GE SUBJECTS UPON
WHICH PEOPLE NEVER TIRE or talk.
mo. oN1 or THEM rs COMFORT, AND
WE WANT 10 HAVE OUR LITTLE SAY
UPON IT.
IN SUCH WEATHER AS THIS, COOL IN
THE MORNING AND EVENING. THE BODY
NEEDS THE PROTECTION OF WOODEN,
AND AT THE SAME TINE NEEDS COOL
CLOTHING.
THERE Is NOTHING THAT WE KNOW OF
THAT MEET THESE REQUIREMENTS AS
WELL AS sRRoEs. MADE OF FINELY
SPUN. HARD.rw1sTFD woo1. LOOSELY
WOVEN, THEY ARE COOL. AND AT THE
SAME TIME VERY DURABLE. THEY
ARE MORE eENTEEL THAN FLAN-
MEL. COOLER, AND KEEP THEIR SHAPE
BETTER.
THE DEMAND FOR THESE GOODS HAS
BEEN 80 GREAT THIS SEASON THAT WE
HAVE BEEN KEPT BUSY IN KEEPING Up
our STOCK. BUT WE ARE IN RECEIPT
THIS DAY OF FIVE LOTS MEMS AND
YOUTHS SIZES. SACK AND cUTAwAY
COATS. BLACKS AND BLUES. IN PRICES
FROM SIS TO s22.so PER SUIT. THESE
ARE ALL IMPORTED aooDs-ENa11sH-
THE coLoRs ARE WARRANTED, AS Is
EVERYTHING IN CONNECTION WITH OUR
GOODS.
Z. B. BARNUM CO..
1850 03l PENN AVE
&1 n WORTH OF GOODS FOR s5 AT tn,
QlV great Clearing Sale which begins July 5tl
al the Double Combination.
je30-3t 18th ct. &c.